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Animations, Sounds, Movies play only once

When you revisit a slide in a presentation, PowerPoint only shows the slide as it was finally revealed at the end of any animations, sounds, or movies on the slide.

There's no direct way to re-start the animations and view the slide from the start, but if you insert a blank slide ahead of the slide with the animations, set it to automatically transition to the following slide after 0 seconds delay, you can jump back to this slide, it will automatically play forward to the following slide (the one with animations) and you're in business.

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Last update 09 September, 2006
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